• Family Wins Food Poisoning Case: It's a good day for the family of 12-year old Monika Samaan: after the then-seven year old contracted salmonella from a KFC Twister in 2005, she spent nearly six months in a coma and had severe brain damange. Now Samaan, now a guadrapalegic, and her family have won a case against the store for $10 million. [ABC News]

• Ground Roots for Farm Bill 2012: Congress has begun to lay down the groundwork for controversial cuts to food stamp programs with the Farm Bill, set to expire in September. [Associated Press]

• Food Truck Worker Killed: A 65-year old Orlando woman was killed while working in a food truck while serving late-night diners leaving Oblivion Taproom, authorities said. Police are looking for two suspects accused of the attempted robbery, during which the victim was shot in the chest and died later at the hospital. [WFTV]

• Kellogg Expands into Snack Foods: Despite Americans' love for cereal waning, Kellogg is taking a new approach to winning hearts (and stomachs): snack foods. The acquisition of Pringles, a deal set to close this summer, is a start. [NY Times]